Manchester High School - Somanhis Yearbook (Manchester, CT)

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Somanbis Events Vol. 12 South Manchester, Conn., June, 1927 No. 5 Issued five times a year. Subscription Price $1.25 Entered as second class matter April 2, 1916, at the Post Office of South Manches- ter, Conn., under the act of March 4, 1879. SOMANHIS STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief—Anthony Gudaitis ’27 Assistant Editor—Gladys Rogers ’27 Departments Editor—Paul Packard ’27 ASSOCIATE EDITORS School Notes—Dorothy Pentland ’27 Art—Esther Welles ’27 Jokes—Harry Yeoma.. ’29 Alumni—Esther Metcalf ’27 Exchange—Athena Cramer ’28 Athleties—Walter Holland ’27 BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager. Wesley Bulla ’27 Circulation Manager—Ephraim Cole ’27 Ass’t. Business Managers—Robert Carter ’28. Benjamin Radding ’28, Rodney Wilcox ’28, ASSISTANTS Jacob Rubinow ’29 Robert Smith ’29 Faculty Advi ser—Miss Veits Faculty Treasurer—Miss Spafard

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6 SOM LN HIS FORWARD! s graduation draws near, we realize that we have come to the first crossroad in life. The turn we take to employ the advantages that have come to us during our four years may lead to the failure or success of our whole future. Life has been a straight road to us with its joys but and sorrows: who knows what is at the turn of the road which we are about to make? Let us go to our work with enthusiasm, with no thought of failure. Marion Erdin, ’27 JOTTINGS It hardly seems possible that it was four years ago that we entered S. M. HT. S. as freshmen, ever so green, with the making fun of us. be- last It then seemed tragic; upper classmen cause we were and could not find the right room. but now as we look back, we would not have missed it for anything. The years have slipped by very fast, and now some are glad to be getting through, while Think of all the dear old friends, good times, sports, competition, others are not. and all the other things that we are leay Not back ing behind. hence we shall look than now, what happy days we all had manv Vears and realize even more DITORIAL H. BRADLEY ‘24 although assignments were long, and the teachers impatient. When we were freshmen, little did we think that these thoughts would run through our minds, for then we were tired of lessons, teachers, and everything else in general. As sophomores we wondered if we would ever be able to get up as high as. seniors, and the thought of graduating thrilled us. Now that we are to leave our lma Mater, we wonder what we shall do in the some will become as Madame future. Perhaps well known as Schumann Lleink or Lindberg J. Sumner °27 SCHOOL LOYALTY Classmates: the School open to receive the seniors of ’28 Next September when the doors of South Manchester High and under-classmen, are we going to for- gct that just one short year ago we were When the athletic activities start, are we going members of that student body? to attend the games and cheer the teams to victory, with the spirit that the class of ’27 has shown through its four years, or are we going to forget that once we part of that When the were a vigorous cheering body ? rallies cease for us